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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
4
The teenagers of Trinity Lutheran Church offer harvest field work to raise funds for their club room. Seven truck drivers and five babysitters or cooks are available. Call the church office at 466 2291 for assistance.
A Chateau community round up notes birthdays visits and relocations. Mrs Bertha Henderson reaches 90 in Big Sandy. Marlene Mae Ober born Sept 27 at St Marys Conrad weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. Local residents hosted parties visited relatives moved houses and attended club events and dinners at various homes and temples.
Mrs Ann Kirksey Townsend president of the Rebekah Assembly of Montana will visit Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31 Chateau on Wednesday Oct 6 at 8 pm in the IOOF hall A memorial service led by Mrs Frank Zgoda and Mrs Wilbur Yeager will be presented
First degree murder and kidnapping charges have been filed against two harvest workers in connection with the killing of Donald C. Hammer, 48, operator of a Lincoln lumber business. Edward Corliss, 24, Fulton New York, and David Clinton Walters, 18, Keyes Oklahoma, face possible death penalty if convicted. Walters was questioned in a Conrad case robbery. Corliss is also named under alias Charles E Hayes.
Choteau High School junior varsity defeated Great Falls Central freshman, 19-13, extending the JV win streak to two. Ron Lehnerz returned a punt 50 yards for a first-half TD, Doug Sabo added a 20-yard score, and a Sabo to John Camden 15-yard pass closed the scoring. Coach Chuck Peck praised Tim McCartney's play.
The Montana Farmers Union executive urges state and federal officials to provide three percent disaster loans and a one year moratorium on operating capital loans. They request county ASCS committees determine applicant eligibility for disaster credit and press for a more adequate federal crop insurance program.
Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Red and Reel Trailer House with toilet and shower in first class condition. Also a 5 Honda with low mileage. G. L Banks Choteau. FOR RENT 140 acres ungrazed pasture 1st 7 miles from Choteau. Gold fences Bouma Post Yard. 4% 22-tfe SF.
The Chateau Toastmistress club held its first meeting of the season on September 22 at the Odd Fellows hall conducted by president Marcy Yeager. The next meeting is scheduled for October 6 at 1 p.m with the venue to be announced. The program Jewels was presented by Mrs Bert Meadows, featuring a narrative speech on the culture and art of Japan by Dorothy Boussard. Interested joiners may call Mrs Marge Saylor at 466-2130.
The deputy, grand master of Odd Fellows, will make his official visitations to the Chateau lodge on Tuesday, Oct. 5.
Public notice announces lease of 160 acres at Dutton Montana on the Teton River for up to nine months yearly excluding June to August. Five year term with fence maintenance required. Bids open Oct 11 1965 at Lions meeting. Send bids to James H Frieling box 215 Dutton MT. Two publications Sept 30 and Oct 7.
Funeral services were held this week for Axel P Wester Fort Shaw farmer who died Sunday at Chateau hospital. Born in Horda Sweden on September 9 1897 he immigrated to the United States in 1923 living in North Dakota before moving to Montana in 1928. He homesteaded on the Fairfield bench and married Myra Sheppard on September 18 1943. Survivors include his widow two brothers Eric Great Falls and John Sweden and a sister Mrs Ellen Hilding in Sweden.
Carroll College student Julien Laisnez will teach as part of a six week practice teaching program in the Helena school system. Laisnez, a sophomore in secondary education, will conduct lessons at the C. R. Anderson school.
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